Sentence examples similar to a lucid ending from inspiring English sources
Wilson, for instance, who despised "college professors" and their tastes, tackled the problem of the "boring" modern story at great and lucid length, ending with the intriguing conclusion that each age has its own acceptable boredoms, with Joyce's boredoms being no greater than Sir Walter Scott's.
He ended this program with a lucid and supple account of Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony.
McGilligan ends his book just as Welles begins shooting "Kane," but he gives a lucid account of the film's origins, correcting the impression given in Kael's "Raising Kane".
However, it helps if a lucid dreamer is experienced with having DILDs before trying WILD techniques (so he knows the end result of his efforts).
At the end of his life he was an occasional teacher, an active writer, and a lucid and enthusiastic conversationalist.
The end result of this practice is to fall back asleep while visualizing yourself in a lucid dream state.
Bill (Long Beach) has a lucid formulation.
He has a lucid, aphoristic style.
A lucid article on a complicated subject.
Franz Welser-Möst conducted a lucid, exacting performance.
